CUNARD QUEEN MARY 2 WITH NORWAY FIORDS

Hamburg, officially known as the Free Hanseatic City of Hamburg, is Germany's second-largest city and constitutes its own separate state. It is also the sixth-largest metropolitan area in the European Union. Often referred to as Germany's gateway to the world, this city also boasts Germany's largest port.

Time to take advantage of the activities on board.

Andalsnes, a tiny town in Norway, has been welcoming cruise ships for over 100 years. One of its most famous tourist attractions is the Troll Stairs.

Ålesund is renowned for its extensive and detailed architecture. The town's small towers, pointed tower tops, and other distinctive artistic structures give it the character of a city from fairy tales. The natural setting of the Geiranger Fjord creates the impression that rocks are emerging from every part of this intriguing town. Ålesund is Norway's most important fishing port. The town's fishing fleet is one of the most modern in Europe. There is a large furniture industry; some well-known household items are produced here.

Olden is a tiny village of 480 inhabitants located at the very end of the 96 km long Nordfjord; it has an atmosphere reminiscent of the 17th century. From this area, valleys leading to the Jostedals and Briksdal glaciers begin. It is home to historical sites such as the Olden Old Church, built in 1759 on the site of the original wooden church, and the house of the famous American painter William Singer.

Bergen offers visitors a wealth of experiences, from the unadulterated beauty of its natural landscapes to the splendor of stone churches featuring the last examples of Baroque art. In addition to all this, the home and garden of the famous composer Edvard Grieg are open to holidaymakers. Visit Bergen's historic tower, built in the 13th century as a ceremonial hall, and enjoy this cultural adventure. Bergen, Norway's second largest city, is a city steeped in history and architecture. This beautiful city, visited by approximately 100,000 people a year, is nestled against seven hills parallel to the sea, reminiscent of Istanbul.

Time to take advantage of the activities on board.

Hamburg, officially known as the Free Hanseatic City of Hamburg, is Germany's second-largest city and constitutes its own separate state. It is also the sixth-largest metropolitan area in the European Union. Often referred to as Germany's gateway to the world, this city also boasts Germany's largest port.